CBP officers at Eagle Pass seized heroin worth around $566,000 during an inspection at Camino Real International Bridge.

League City is involving the community in planning the development of 4,000 acres on its west side, with a public meeting on November 6 to discuss two land-use drafts.

Laredo ends its 11-day boil water notice, citing illegal connections and old pipes as causes, with plans for infrastructure upgrades and rebate programs.

Border Patrol agents and local police safely resolved a situation with a distressed young lady on an overpass in Brownsville, Texas, potentially saving her life.

Texas Governor Abbott has announced the Governor's Small Business Summit in Sweetwater on October 31, aiming to support entrepreneurs with resources and networking opportunities.

San Antonio Councilmember Gavito proposed a policy to enhance cluster mailbox security due to increased thefts, seeking to establish a task force and collaborate with local agencies for community protection.

Houston's 75th annual H-E-B Thanksgiving Day Parade will feature grand marshal Carl Lewis, floats, balloons, and Olympic tributes, with comprehensive security and live broadcasting.

A helicopter crash in Houston involving a Robinson R44 and a radio tower resulted in 4 fatalities. An NTSB investigation is underway, with a preliminary report expected in 30 days.

Bexar County prepares for the 2024 election with a secure voting process, while early voting data nationwide shows Republicans may be closing the gap seen in the 2020 elections.

Texas AG Ken Paxton sues the Biden-Harris Administration for not assisting with verifying the citizenship status of Texas voters, alleging noncompliance with federal law.

San Antonio Police seek a suspect in the fatal shooting of 17-year-old Enrique Damian Villanueva at a party, urging public assistance with information.

A 17-year-old girl was arrested in Dallas for the fatal shooting of a Sonic Drive-In manager in San Antonio following a dispute over counterfeit money.

Governor Abbott reappoints Frank Parker, Jr. to continue as the presiding officer of the Cameron County Regional Mobility Authority until 2026, prioritizing his experience in transportation and local economic development.